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Yes it does work great! Then you know they're safe and secure in there.

Sweet dogs! Our GSD rides in the back of our truck, we have rails and stuff so he can't get out. He loves the wind. He also sleeps back there when we camp, or if its cold we put up our annex and he sleeps in there. Been doing it this way for over a year and it works really well. We have two kids...

I'll admit, I just ordered a Batwing, I've read good and bad. I was willing to take the risk... fingers crossed

I've had some odd encounters in the middle of BLM oregon, came across a airplane tied to a rock? Odd's are it was out of fuel... but wasn't going to hang around to find out. Another time I was about 50 miles from the nearest highway, woke up to a Jeep parked about 20' from my truck nobody in...

wow. just reinforces having proper equipment with you at all times! Glad everyone is ok

It was definitely in alignment, I didn’t rotate every 3k as all those 37’s were just a a pain with it being a dually. The biggest difference between that truck and my current truck... 17” wheels vs 20”. The front axel weight on the dually was 6500 lbs. So you can see in the beach pic they were...

On my 2500 and 3500 diesel Ram's I've ran everything from Super swampers, Toyos, Coopers, and now Falken Wildpeak A/t 3w. The swampers side walls cracked out and leaked after 1 year. The toyo's and the cooper stt... bald.. BALD after 1 year. And 1 year being about 12k miles. So far the...

Recovery gear. I never want to be stranded again with a winch that died, or without having recovery recovery boards with me. I've burned myself a few times too many scratching my head... when just having a extra thing here or a little nicer this would have got me right out. We recently had...

240.... 270.... fat fingers on the 10 key lol

The truck is pretty set for the most part, have bags folded into the rtt, recovery gear, a lot of equipment on it. If it were JUST me, I can fill my roto with fresh water, have a few dehydrated meals, a pot to boil mayyyybe the jet boil if I'm feeling fancy and I'd be good to go for at least 3...

We have a Standard cvt awning on the side of our truck. It works well, its the first thing to go out when we get to a spot. But we find our family huddled under it when it's hot or rainy. We usually have a table setup and it's just crowded, and when we cook on the tailgate it's wide open. So...

Looking like a ad from the Ram brochure!

There is a strip of land that's BLM in Coos Bay, I'd like to go spend a weekend out there. How much sand ended up in the rtt? haha

I never played mud, my kid wants it, but snow is a squeal from what I read... and there is plenty of mud in this haha

Haha my son and I have been playing this for months now. I do the jobs and make the money while he sleeps. I go to work and come home to him buying all these rigs and gear... upset he's now out of money, Welcome to my world kid... :tearsofjoy:

See for us a soft is the way to go. We sleep 4 (I'm 5'8, wife 5'4, daughter 5'6, son still hits his head on door knobs) in it almost bi weekly comfortably. Hard has a lot of pro's but in the end I flat out need the space. I have it mounted low enough where I still get roughly 20 mpg hwy as my...

I love seeing another 5th gen on here! Yeah I highly recommend them, the fit was spot on and not too bulky. All the sensors are in and working I couldn't ask for a better setup

I 2nd air in the system. I've never had a issue doing it the old school way even with newer setups...

I posted this in the full sized area, but it seemed appropriate here too. Got the new bumper installed... snapped off a few pics last night

I just got to say, I’m so impressed with Trailready bumpers. I had one on my 2nd gen, but these 5th gens are just bulky. I didn’t want something hanging way out there. I also wanted gloss to go with the midnight theme of the truck. Went with just a base bumper so the front camera wouldn’t be...